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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
ve-rsh Dsy-mepdsy, October gam.
FIRST RACE-B. @. BUCHANAN 4 CO. Is
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FIRST RACE-E. @. BUCHANAN 4 co. Is
PUSsR.
Purse $50, Of which $50 10 second, For
two year olds. Wsbht ITO lbs. Winners Of
more than one swespit,ks Il the yalus Of
tlpo TO car 5 lbs, extra. AlloHauees,
horses not having won . fvespstAke race Of
the value OF 500 alewei 5 lbs. haidsns al
lowed u lbs. Five iurlongs.
SECOND RAcE-LEUHRMANN's PURSE.
Purse $50, Of which 40 10 second, For
ali ages. winners this year Of any race Of
the value Of 500 S 10, extra. fhoss not
htviug non race 81 &c septe mbsf lat, al
loved ~ lbi.; since Auguit lst IS lbs I;
beaten non winners this year, ~ lbs. Three
an rters " a mile, heats.
THIRD RACE = CITIZENS SELLING
sN EEPSIAkES.
A iweep'take for three year olds and MP
ward, 80 entrance, g. accompany the nom'-
nation, so a ditlonal 10 start, s5,O addei,
the second 90 receive sl5o. third % save ~ ke.
The winner % be sold AZ auction for g. Oh.
ubltst entered 70 be sold Tor les, when thu
selling prie. shall be fiaied throuEh The
| o. the entries, the day pfeVisus 20 the rae,
II ~ be fold for $3.50, 20 DO allowed lbs. N
for 500. TO be allowed lbs; " TO- s. OO, 10
lbs. I n, 70 bs hlloued Tor each 500 less,
| down TO 500, which fhall be the tninimua'
claimed. one mile and a quarter.
/. Par son, Cd; g, 8 yrs. b. PlSnipO- Wits.
2 goysrnor Bats, CD. g., yfs. Long Bow
Bette Mag udsrJ A. ID "a. odInAn.
cs Cav watson, Vy.ka'on 4 Son, '''''''h'
cbri,iins, fraak Jones,
| s. berlin, 3 g., yrI. By billet Manhau.,
Campbell A fehton,
q hothplPs. Oh, e, . yrs, By 81. Muuso.
Clara II VIM. Milky.
Vefbenai q. u, Morris.
s.. Panama, b,e., yrs, By King Alphonio-
lltsterI ]. 4. Williams.
\ y. Carey, b. .3jrs, By King Alphonso-
hirandaI X Corrisan
70, te'sI b. g., aged. Jslap'. War Reel.
ID A. HONG.
All Is,.fpos. b. a. iissls' " h'a''
All, lntstpose, d. A. Honis,
-, Bankrupt, Oh. O" yeur,, By SPEND
thrif, Authoress. Lots Star stable.
FOURTH RAcE-HAHDIcAP.
Pure 500. Of witch $50 10 second. For all
st,s kntrie, 10 close Thursday, October
tih. weisht, Saturday, October 22i, dec
lAtsliohs usual hour same day. Oee mile
and hall fuflons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

as prominent character. The Cen.
fury takes occasion to discisim any
design of a presumed connection with
the history Of Lincoln nov running.
"a guilty conscience, etc"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Oliver Wendell Holmes has written
q bright and entertaining account Of
his recent trip abroad. II Unpublished
by Haushton, Malin a Co., and
Is called "oae Hundred Days In Ei.
rope"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

EIElbs;h s,uar, PAelps has certain.
ly exhausted the subject Of "Gates."
La addition TO her two previous works,
"The Gates AjAr" and Beyond the
Gales," che has published "Bstween
the G ales." II 10 suggested that abe
tell Us next lime what's Behind the
GATES"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
second Day-ghursdsy, October 20.
FIRST RACK-SRLIING

Purse $50, OF which 80 to second. For
two year Olds. ThOlo entered to bs sold ior
All 500 L csrry weight for age. Allowance.
N. for eioh 500 70 81 600, 8 lbs. for each
900 less. Five furlopgs.
SECOND RACE.
pqrso 500, Of which $50 10 second. Por
throo year olis and upwards. Winners ihis
yesr If two or moro races Of the yalue OF
III 900 or oas OF q, 600 or six or more r,ess az
any value sinoo June 18th, or a single
gwoopg.ahe at this meeting, TO carry s M.
oxira ~ owauoes-Horses no, having won
a race since, September tho 10th, 6fbs.. since
August the Isl, > D., sir 90 June the 10th,
he counted, Ono mile.
THIRD RACE PEABODY HOTEL HANDI.
CAP.
por thrcs-ye-r-olds and upwa-d. a cash
e sry ss6 additional 10 s, s5o sdi hS Of
which $40 70 fecond, third 10 save stake.
Weight, to appear by 2.o''clock y. m. fnt
j. Storey, b.; b., aged, by Monsrchist. Tus-
coils. Eugene Leigh.
Whirgig; Q. weathorford.
8. GoyorHer Bate, CHI. q 4 years. by Long
bow, Betty aaerudsr; A. b Goodwin.
Carlo Wstsoni j. Mason K Son.
der, Nannie Mitchell; 20. II. Bracket.
G. Emma Manley, Oh. M, aged, by ST..
Martin, Ciosly JOp'on; Gray a Co.
7. LATTE, br. q yesrs, by Longfellow,
Sue Wynne; CamI b,ll 4 Renton,
4. Favor, b. b., years, by Pat Maioy,
FavsTits; q. II. Morris.
Q. Phil LIE. CHI. Q 4 years, by Glen Athol,
Verbeua; q. H.. Morris.
10. Panama, b. G., years. by King Al
phoneo, Hester; J. 4. Willi,ms.
IL Carey, b. G. 3years. By King Alphonso,
Miranda; Il. Coriigan.
u. Pe1rl Jennipss, b. NJ, aged, By Lelaps.
Mari Howard: Il. Cerrigan.
-. Wahoo, eh. &. 4 years, by kyrle Daily,
Wabta Wsh; D. A. Honig.
ID, Lelsx, b. f., aged, by Lslaps, Wal
Reel: D. A. llorig.
Is Grey Cloud, gr. T., S years, By Hyd,
All. Interpolhi d. A, Honig.
Ia. Jamie Hunt, b, m, 4 years, by Frog
town, 1ottyi u. A, Honig.
II. Cola Flea, b. m, 4 years, by LOnsfol
low, 9 Id Bog; Eugene Ltifh.
Is kaloolih. b. T., years, by Longioll1 w
| sylph; j. u. Morrissty.
FOURTH RACE.
Pure $50, Of which $50 10 second. For al
ages horses entered not 70 b. sold to carr
lbs. extra. Those entered 10 be sold 10
| $500 10 carry weight for age. Allowance,
| ID. Tor each 800 to 1900, 3 lbs. for eac
500 loss. Seven furlongs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

In the South the works Of James
Russell Lowell, one Of Americas most
gifted literary men, are very little
read. A master In style and decision,
IL 10 10 be- regretted he 10 ROT better
known and quoted. A holiday edition
OF "rhe visiou Of Sir Lanfrel" 10 an.
nounced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

The World continues TO quote the
opinions OF eminent men on the
Bsconisn theory. 7 10 Is now getting
to be something OF a cheatnut.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Robert Grants amusing satire ON
society girls, entitled Confessions Of
frivolous Girl" has been brought out
In cheap edition by Ticknor q 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

r. Hopkinson Smith, who lie a
genius with the pencil, has added 10
ais well won reputation by a charming
book Of travel through Spain, Holland
and ally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Marion CrAwiord's "Pasel PAtcn,"
which appeared sshslly In the At
lantic Monthly, 10 announced In book
form. The scene 10 laid In CONSTANT.
nople, the hero being a Rissiin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

The faculty for S!ory writing In the
stockton family Is no, conf ned to
Flank X now 90 well known. HIS sic
ter Loaiss haf oct published, In Lip
pincolt, an interesting novelette,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

T.w. Hissinsou ha, writleaa novel
for the Century, the scene Of which Is
laid in a western town iust prior TO
The war, and Abraham Lincoln figures
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

The long expected "Histoiy Of Ten.
nessee," Ia the American Common.
wealth's series, written by our dis.
tingushod member Of Congress, James
PnelAn, 10 announced by the publish.
era.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

The bookstores sre now supplied
fully with the second volume Of Julian
Hasihorae's sensational tales, o'm
oiled from the day Of Inspector
Byrnes. "a Tragic Mystery" is NJ
c5mpanion to "The Great Bank Rob
bery."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Celia Parker woolley has concluded
that there Is great connection between
Love and Theology" and has written
a novel bearing this title.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Hsughton, NJ I'll u & Co. announce
a sumpiuous edition Of "The Pictorial
Arts Of Japan" Artists proof edition
is limited TO 100 copies aud the price
is fixed at 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
FOURTH RAoE-HAHDIcAP.

Purse 500. Of witch $50 70 second. For all
st,s. kntris, 10 etoss Thursday, October
hih Welshu, SATURDAY, October "a. dec
and halt q fufl0ns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Pure $50, Of which $50 10 second. For all
ages horses entered not 70 b. sold to carry
! lb.. extra, Those entered 10 be sold for
800 10 carry weight for age. Allowances,
ID. Tor each 800 to 1900 lbs. for each
500 loss. Seven furlongs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

New York Sun Had il not been
for tie millions Of silver now 10 cir
cula,ion IL the shape Of coin and Ger
lifcates. We should have nothing Ia
take the place of the millions of ma
tional bank currency Withdrawn dur
ing tie past few years and the mil
lions of legal tenders lost and destroy
ed without being replaced by new
issues. TIE authors If the Bland-Alii-
son Act built wiser than they knew,
and full advantage has not Yet been
taken OF their benrfeent work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

Judge Rae, of Minnesota, has been
elected Commander in Chief Of the
Grand Army of the Republic on the
first ballot BIZ a majority of q.
Adjutant General Gray's report to
the National Encampment Of the g.
A. r., shows that the number Of MEM
Lers borne upon the rolls at the annual
Encampment in 1886, was 326.499.
The number reported June 80, 1857,
was 370,674, a gain in three qusrters
of year of 46,l57. The inoreass Of
members in the ninety days ending
June 80, 1887. in good standing. was
1886. The total, at tie last returns.
borne upon the rolls WAS 372,674, an
increase IN membership that must be
gratifying tn all members.
The Commander sail that during
yrt. death had Claimed 3.4o6
II selected for special
\ L gan. Who il if. had
,..n' nalv in words.
IA IT VAT IF aris.
I'D any poo, aam i-lplrss :. !.
.avt 80. al thr Grand
A-nT ae-5 ad-r. his vas tie
<rs rt.n4 f4.af r.sp.s - their iipS and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

Nashville dispatch of the LIST says
The election yesterday on the adoption
Of Prohibition amendment, passed
OF quietly. A feature of il was the
presence of ladies at the polls. work
ing and pleading with the voters to
east their ballots for the amendment.
Lunches with hot coffee. were served
by them at the polling places. The
6gnres 30 far as received indicate thai;
the amsadment has been defeated by
$500.
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In n Hurry.

The following Is taken from the
Sacramento Bee: L Is a curious con-
dition Of affairs to ind nation taking
up her notes before they are due and
paving n heavy premium for the priv
ile9e. Yet tha, IS what this glorious
country Of ours is doing. On the 22d
of Sentemaer the Secretary announced
his readiness 20 buy United States
bonds to the amount Of S14,000.000,
tor seine Of which he would pay The
enormous premium n twenty-five cents
on tie dollar above their face value.
II uny other nation has been in such a
hurry IN pay what size owes, we have
not heard Of it. However, it IS good
fnanoiering to call IN tie interest
bearing bonds with a long time To run,
even # il IS a costiy luxury. The
Treasury IS OVERLOOKING with cash, AMI
the Government might as we'll be lis
own bondholder.
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WHITE PINE NEWS


To-day closes the State Fair, says
the Reno Journal of Oct. 1st. The
citizens of the State are 10 be congFat-
ulated on its success. The rains nf
the first few days. instead of being
against was 10 favor of satisfactory
results. A more prosperous week
could not have been. Heat and dust
were strangers. The freedom from
cold and winds was marked. The
exhibits at tie Pavilion and on TIE
Fair grounds were most satisfactory
Nevadaas begin to learn that IN the
Improvement of stock there is money
Horsemen, ca:tlemen and sheepmen
are fast realizing that more depends
on quality than quantity. This WAS
shown by the great number of thor
ougbbred cattle, horses and sheep that
we're seen in the stock parades. This
fine stock is being distributed over
various parts of the State, and will
have a telling effect on future Fairs
The experiment of crossing the various
breeds is being made. Soon, We will
have n class of stock peculiarly adapt
ell to our grazing facilities. This
happy end will be due largely to our
State and District Fairs, which are,
to a certsin extent, the wards of the
State, and which will be fostercd in
the future by liberal aid from the
Legislators, many of whom are linden
titled directly and indirectly with the
stock interests.
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The International sa.ht Rase.

The second rae between the No,.
unteer and Thistle FIR tne Americas
cup took place of New York Seplem-
her 30ie. Il was over what is know n
IS the outside course. because il was
sailed wholly out Al sea, the distance
being twenty miles to windward and
return. The object in selecting this
course WAS to aft 'rd a comparative test
Of speed in running before the wind
and beating against the wind. Tie
Volunteer outsailed the Thistle from
start to finish winning the race by
very nearly twelve minutes. Til s
snds the contest for this year and the
cup, won by the yacht America thirty
i've years ago in British waters, will
remain On our side of the big water
fur at least another year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08
TANES RAISED.
Notice to Appear by the Board Of
Equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
y following name1 persons that at rexa-
lar meeting al be Board Of Equalization Of
White Pine county. he valuation q Their
pr perry - appears by the Assessment Roll
for S.. vas raised as follows:
Bews Bros Geak raised
non ......s s.120 10 s $50
Geo d Freelaud raised from : $50 10 Tsa5
GaIsghan i foUjeie raistd
from ..-.--.....---....s ISIS TO 72D
Sol Hip Used from 1900. L, 4l5 10 SIIas4
James Licdie raised from 5 5l0fss so
Z II Odgers raised from .....-S i.lS0 TO 20
Notice i hereby given that unless csnse be
shown en or before Aordsy. Oct ber 10. IN,
said valuations will stand as raised by the
Board II Equalization.
" +. BOYLE. Chairman.
VIZ. LAugEssoS. Clerk Of said Board.
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Bids Asked For.

Office of Martin White Mining Co.,,
Room 8. 325 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco. Sept. %, 1887.
The Martin White Mining Com
pany hereby asks for bids to sink
one shaft 7x4 feet to the depth OF
one hundred feet on its property al
Ward, Nevada, as marked on the
Young America, the shaft TO be
properly timbered.
Also 10 extend the incline on the
Caroline claim 80 feet.
Payments 0ne-third cash when
one-haIf of each is completed; one
third when completed; one-third in
80 days after acceptance by The Co.
Separate bids will be entertained
and the right 70 reject any and all
bids will be reserved by the Board
of Directors.
Alb. COOPER, Secretary.
ocfl.4l
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

There Is now in New England l9l,
600 people who can neither read nor
write: in the State OF Pennsylvania.
go. 000 and IL the State of New York
"a, 900. while in the United States
there are nearly 6,00a, 900 who can
neither read nor write.
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$50 REWARD !!

WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD TO
lany person who viii deliver At the Me-
OFFICE in TAYLOR deed made TO the Under
signed fer mining property in Deep Creek
Mining District. Utah Territory. Said deed
vas last seen in the possession Of Tim Shine
at Cherry Creek, and he Is supposed to have
lost il. Its no benefit 70 any Que but The IN
dersignea. o,,-
Tavlor. Oct :. 1857 os-60d
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

The Los Angeles Times wants the
Dotted States TO ask Mexico to give
up L1weF CslifOrnis.
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Marrlro.

HIP GREENBERG In san Francisco.
October 5. 1857. Henry Hip and Mss
Emma GresnbeTg
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BILLS ALLOWED
-...BT TIE.
Board Of County Commissioners
OF White Pine County
Meeting, Monday, Oct. Sd, 1897,

1'HE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE AL.
i lowed by The Board of County Camnis-
sioners Of White Pine Comfy az theIT meet
ngs lclQ October q IsS1.
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STATE OF NEVADA.
CoUNIT or WHITE PINE.

l. Vim L.wrenson. CLERK Of the Board Of
County Commissioners. In and for SAID County
and State. do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills wers passed ana ordered paid by the
Board Of County Commissioners q. said
county al their meetings, Ocl. 3, 1857.
Arrrsr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

Total in all funds. ss9.s Il 1925 ~
We hereby certify the foregoing 70 be tho
the and correct statement of the dnanre Of
White Pine County. Nevada, for the quarter
elding Sept 30, 1857.
A. n. cAMProN. County Auditor.
j. II. LOCKWOOD, County Treasurer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

: SEAL. WM. LAURENSOS,
Clerk Of the Board OF County
Commissioners.
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3Sout.

S TEI<-In Hamilton. Oct63er 3 1881, TO tie
wife q August stein. 5 son.
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Lieo.

hOS> n orligmaD, September y. is>7. Mr.
Elizabeth Ross, native u Nova sestis.
aged ) yeats
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

U II AON1A y OOIIf N'litJ IIIitlItF.
Affect:
SEAL. wM. LAURENSO
County Clerk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

Total disbursements. 60 Fl71 6
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-09

DvspepsIa is dreadful. Disordered
liver Il misery. Indigestion u . Toe q
The human dieeaiive apparatus Z ons
oe The mOat complicated and wonderful.
things In existence. II is easily put ou'
of order.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food
had cookery, mental worry, late hour'
irregular habits, and many other thing
which ought not 20 b, have made sh'
American people : nation Of dyspePsscs
But Greene August Flower has don'
d wonderful work 10 reforming this 80
|business and making the American PEG
pie 90 healthy that they eau ENJOY sne'
meals and be happy.
Remembers: No happiness withou
lhemIih. but Greene Augurt F'owe
|hrinvs health aud happiness 20 the dNs
'peptic. Ask your druggsst for : bottle
Seventy. 6ve cents. April 22-y-e' Q. y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-09

Afser the Gazing had been placed ~
,he Qaa well aud the dow Of xas aud
waser shu: oG. the drill was agss" START
I'd. and on Wednesday about noon AN
other dow of gas considerably stronger
than the lrst that was struck. y ~.
pjprd some distance from the we'll and
when iemited Il threw : blaxe about
twenty feet high. Boring ~ the vel
has stopped for the present, and the well
will prohahly he shot IN short tine
II Il the intention ~ The ssockholdrrs 7"
sink another well immediately. hut just
where We are unable 10 cay .--Princeton
democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-09

MAaiox. November 80. -ISpeciaI. \
rhe PaImsville. u Shsarer CMn psny 10
day contracted with the Marion Board q
Trade for certain ssipulsti"ns ." estsh
li.h their factory !" the town o. Marie"
Work will commense ~ omce. II IL ~
Is,gest factory of The kind IL the world
and makea about sixts-five per cent. q
~ The shearers that are used ihroughou
The entire country. Employment vii
be given 10 al0ut sixty 10 acventy men
A large and elegsns brick building vii
be erected ~ IN early date. This i tn
twelfth factory locnted at Marion sinc'
the gas find IL February. lest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-09

indianapolis, Dec. "A disagreeable
scandal IN connection with the s'nIce o.
state inspector Of oils hiss just been de-
vslcped, aud The governor will enter
upon . thorough investigation o. the
matter. Some time ago sixty barrels Of
oil we're shipped 10 Richmond. this
ssase. from the Monarch Oii station -
Cincinnati. Each harrel bore the o0icisI
stamp Of Andrew Hagen, state inspecsot
of oils. deputy Young. Of Richmond
|,msk & upon himself Z" test the oil. mot
|wishssaniing The ofIlrial stamp ~ HE 60
lperior, smd was surprised 10 mud u thir'
|ieen degrees below proof. ue came
here and laid The matter before the gov
|ernor. Shortly after this Young was
discharged by Hagen, and u then de'
veloped that Joseph Rhineck, Hagen''
Cincinnati deputy. WAS In The employ o.
The Standard company. and that be used
Hagen's official sssmpa on the barrels
The governor IL greatly disturbed ove'
the Developments. ~ Il 10 IN entirely
new departure for the state inspector Q
oils 20 appoint . Standard OH employ
|his deputy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-09

81 The farm. In the garden end With the
leams. To carry out The views % the
Board. and give The boys chance 70 oe'|
cosne farmers. more land aho0ld b pur'|
! chesed aud added "a the 236 acres which
nov compose the farm. An earnest ep'|
neal will he made 20 the next lfgleIs'
iure 10 do tlsIs. The discharged Oo)s
= no have gone out 10 work upon Isrms
r. - nearly alI done we'll. while many
who hsve gone 10 the cities and larger
towns have failed, and been ordered
back. Returning boys usually nae :
most saiuiary elect upon them. Inc
second trial usually results 10 Desses con-
duct on the outside hen sgain released
The country IL not 90 full Of temptations
As the city. and the boy who goes ou'
upon : farm continmes 10 impr"ve ~
character, and In time becomes : GOOD
citizen. aud does not become . hufIhen
Iupnu societv and the Slate. To pur'
|chase more lamd. 30 that more boys
could be instructed IN farming. would oe
n measure or economy Tor the State
Although the boys nske I'll The clothing
mend the shoea. bake the bread. drive
1.-The teamo. attend TO the stock, do Oil M
| washing and ironing. run the gas Works
|snd perform al The labor Of the dining
rooms. kitchens and family huildi"Gs
ETC., under the supervision Of omcers
I.md I'll 70 10 school half day in the cold
mont h. ihero would still b many "a
hands had not work been resumed IN TN
chair shops in Gaming sests. y % no
proposed 10 carry on this work % ex
Iiensivelv as was done In the former ne
Itory OF the institution. u Il not allowed
|so encsoach upon The half day sliostet
every boy IN the schooIs. The work Y
done upon the piece-price plan, unde
1.-The supervision OF one Of our omccrs
smd care 10 taken 70 demand and receav
1.-The same price that ID paid Tor simi'a
work on the Outside. This business
only carried on after the work on q
vIfarm and garden 10 through. Durin
1.-The growing nonshs al the good boy
; have : chance 10 work IN the open 81
J. aud the bad boys are assigned 10 u
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